Kenya's False Prophet Caught LYING!!

The sermon delivers a forceful warning against false prophets and deceptive spiritual practices, using the example of Dr. David Owuor , whose prophetic claim over Nicolás Maduro—predicting supernatural protection—was proven false when Maduro was arrested, thereby exposing the prophet as a fraud. It grounds this critique in Deuteronomy 18, which establishes that a true prophet must speak words that come to pass, and if not, the prophet is to be rejected as presumptuous and false. The sermon further dismantles the doctrine of speaking in tongues as a necessary or supernatural sign of salvation, arguing that such practices often lack biblical foundation, contradict the clear teaching of Scripture, and can be manipulated or faked, pointing to the danger of spiritual deception. It emphasizes that the Holy Spirit's work is not in unintelligible utterances but in wisdom, understanding, and the clear revelation of God's Word, which is accessible to all who study Scripture. Ultimately, the message calls believers to reject charismatic deception, cling to the written Word, and discern truth by testing all things against Scripture, not emotional or mystical experiences.